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vavuasizav. Premier King

Denies Story lie Election

UITAWA. M8)’ 3-(CP)—Pr_im€ Minister Mackenzie Kiing tonight denied that he had made any sul- gestion about an election in 0n- tario in a telegram to l-larry Nixon, newly-elected Ontario Liberal Party Leader.

_ (Mr. King's telegram. made 1711b- lic at Ottawa rriday rug-ht. congrat- ulated Mr. Nixon on his election.)

‘Ihe Prime Minister was oom- mentiiig on a story in the ibronw

[Globe and Mail today, which 981d that at a dinner oi members oi the

Ontario Legislature in T011311“)

Saturday night a teleirﬂm °l $°°d

wishes from Mr. Kim-l’ to Mr. NIXON

was read. The story said that in the telegram Mr. King "eﬂlﬂtliﬁd hi8 pleasure at the cloeinii 01’ party

ranks and indicated thll? m"?

f?‘ ‘E's ‘ oi izlit to be an election soon." LGAI ‘Mr. King also denied that he had

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llave Praise l-‘or “Gharwomen

0f The Sea"

LONDON, May I (Tuesday) (o?) —-tBritain today paid tribute i0 the "charwomeii oi the 898-"—i.h080 who clean enemy mines out o! shlpplnl liiJl0S—Vl'ltll publication oi an 0i- ficlal booklet entitled “H. M. Milie- sweeper."

By licking the magnetic mine which almost paralvzed British shipping in the ﬁrst three month! 0g m.- war the “charwomei-i" pulled Britain through a crisis, the book- let sail.

The crew of the MillﬁﬁwwPel‘ K M. S, Vernon risked their lives to Cismanlle the first magnetic mine picked up and scientists, working day and night, found the antidote. an electric cable encircling a ship's hull to neutralize the vessel's mag- netic attraction,

l-liilerls next undersea weapon was the acoustic mine which Wﬂs ex- ploded by sound waves emitted by n. ship passing nearby. Again the Vernon's crew mastered this, but its method is still s. military secret.

WASHINGTON, May 3—(AP)— United Slates Maritime Com- Unin-cl States merchant shipyards ntisslon. brought 1943 production to ISlZIDlISlICG another record for shill 536 SlllDS Bilgregating 5.370.200 production in April delivering 157 deadweight tons, the four-month lhl"S {Othlllnz 1,606,600 deadivelght total exceeding the total tonnage mm, constructed during the first, nine

This, announced today by the, months oi’ 1942.

cssiettmtmcrmnxlmwnrxssrywexa'

A: 5 Cleans Your Tnlh

New 0.3. Ship Building Record

’ O 4 here today. Mr. Taggart recently resigned irOm the prices board post oi iood ad- ministrator to resume his cabinet

Prince Edward Island farmers in need of farm help this Spring as well as far laborers seeking employment upon the land should register at once with the P. E. I. Ii‘arm Labor Bureau. Mulch Bldg., corner Sydney and Queen St., Charlottetown.

Application forms are obtainable at your community Post Office.

Highways Closed to Motor Vehicles

lhdillllll! is hereby given iliat 0n the Charlottetown, Sum- me“! 9, Bﬂfllell. and Rustico paved highway, the 5,000 pound gross weight for Motor Vehicle and load is still ef- fecdtiye. On all other roads the weight of Motor Vehicle an cad shall not exceed 9,000 pounds, subject to emer- gency Yﬂlulaiions due to weather changes. The speed limit l! 106"?!’ miles per hour on all mnior vehicles with a gross Weigh! 0f 5.000 pounds.

Anyone driving on provincial highways contrary to this order shall be duly prosecuted.

Dated the 30th day oi’ April, A.D., 1913. By Order,

o. w. CAMPBELL, Acting Clerk oi the Executive Council

Ascot-dint,- tn [he provisions of the stallion Enrolment Act, all giallllna two years old nnrl nvcr, standing for service in this Province, must. be en- rnllcii iii the records of the Department oi Agriculture. Horses offering {or sci-vice must be inspected and graded, and carry an inspection certi- ilcair. Applications for enrolment and inspection should be made Im- mmiintvly as the official grader will carry out this inspection work in this "rinnicc in early May.

Applications for enrolment shoul d be accompanied with the required ‘t-i- oi 'l'wn Ilollars ($2.00! and should include name n! horse, breed, age, ‘nlnr. description and Regrlstratlon Number, ll horse ls registered.

for service not enrolled or inspected authorized by the Act will be Subject to the penalty pro-

THE cuanborriirgyvu GUARDIAN

Dairy llerils llot Being Depleted

AWA. Ma I — (OP) —I!n- crgaiselii shipmenTs o.i’ dairy cattle to the United States are hot de- pleting canadie herds and re- present a valuab dgﬂymen, Agriculture Department officials said bode?-

been almost double those iormthe to April 29 a ainst 5 90'

indicated that anadian dairymoii

as veal. and now

pulic o conservation. Folowing bee!

Canada early last year, control

riod end-

lazuli?‘ 187,153 hegd. nor: e ar e . The rgvriew reported nu tantial

194s against 6,496 in the same period last yea

packers.

Army Private Digs Down

Basic Training Centre here when

the Victory 1mm tor every $400 alftr scribed by his platoon. No. 23. Rte- sult: eve man in the platoon sub- scribed, t elr total was $2.850 and Smith dug down for $700, making the grand total $8,550.

Another 100 per cent participation was liy No. i2 platoon at the centre. Comprised entirely oi N French- spealring soldiers, the platoon under Lleut. A. J. Noel subscribed $2,350.

Taggart To Attend Food Conference

OTTAWA. May 3—(CP)-Hnn J. Gordon Taggert, Saskatchewan Minister o! Agriculture, will head CBDHdB/s dele atlon to the United Nations Coherence on post-war ioocl production, it was reported

portfolio in Saskatchewan.

It was stated that the ofiiciais to accompany Mr. Tazgart have not been finally decided upon, but will be announced in a. few days by the External Affairs Department.

The conference will open in Hot Springs. Va., May 18.

FORT AUGUSTUS SCHOOL

Report ior the month of April.

Gracie X.-1. Arnold Dalton,

Grade lX.—l. Angelina Ooyle; I, James Hegar . NG/rade VIII.—l, Elizabeth Me-

il. .

Grade VIL-l, Bernadette Heg- arty.‘ 2. Chester Dalton.

Grade VL-i, George l-legarty; 2, Enlmett Dalton. 3. Mary Callaghan,

Grade V.—1. Grace McNally; 2. Daniel Kelly; S. Edna Logan.

Grade IV.—l. Joan Kelly; 2, Rita. Dalton; 3. Helen Coyle.

Grade IIL-l. Doreen Gurley; 2, Joseph Kelly: 3. ‘Phos. Hegarty,

Grade III. Jr.——l. Melvin Dalton.

Grade IL-l. Charles Kelly: 2. Frances Kelly.

Grade I.—l. Thelma Dalton; I. Frances Dalton: 3. Adele Kelly.

M. leola Weatherble-Hecher.

______i___ NEW DOMINION SCHOOL

Following is the honor roll for the month oi‘ April.

Grade x-l. Charlotte strung; 2. Grace strang; 3. Inez Shaw.

Grade VIlI—i. Eleanor Macmwen. 2. Shirley MacDonald

ldGrade VII-l. Sheldon MacDon- a.

Grade VI-l Joan Btmng; I. Elizabeth Darrach,

Grade V-l. Louis Shaw,

Grade III-1. Noreen an“; 2. Miriam strung: 3 John MacEwen.

98 per oent. Noreen Show. Percentage oi attendance no the month 97.9 per cent.

w‘ W“ us“ “waded

Use Medicinal CUTICU RA I;.“..‘.”.. .

v- u Bl sl in th table w» w» w tee... tam "

scarce. shipments thus iar in i948 have atild‘ n n‘

“m” pemd m ‘Ma-l 95a ‘d renter {or a week or two without

5 . one author ‘a “id m. "w," tgfrggleuelgzct. until he can nick added. although the

'I1ie animals had been kept oi! m‘ u’ the market instead arwbailiia lg: ‘my that‘ mum,‘ m‘; ,,_,¢_ “aw. vlanclng rltlgftllt 121d ﬁrst 1011,5351;- sen. no ens one .

was rea ing the benefit To» “E31: ‘it'll-mime against. communist troops and the n n 0n m nﬁﬁ ' skwnu“ m one as having any rt bi bee! "l" "NP"-

. th 942 ‘gee’ n u h n”); ing April 29, bee! ca tie smog: 5,“: ".. ‘xnglojw ﬁn“ “m.

shl ts isson of tgmieeydelaa‘ h m

pmen , . Wen I bee he t}; m, muld not 2,600 i0 stoekyards and east to ‘mfrﬁh’ b“, 1.1%‘; J22,“ I “m, she'll get used ob the idea. veen, l! she isn't enthusiastic right now.’

“I would that." Anthony said. ever ioi-give Lucretia for what she quarters. heel done to David Garth?

mnonnrcron u a M a (o hwmtiiouth l“ ‘amt’ ‘latytliig me

, . -, B’ $&Yl@ emln W O l Q . , . P)-—Pte. Colin c. smith started haélethsomeﬁgnzy agile ﬁonatg; g3?‘- L- 5- B“ something at the Canadian Army f0 em" ra 8 0 Nu;mmr‘_nt._sﬂ_ I. A. Wu‘,

“ sens ve -

MAI” m little bilrlfs l‘;

you?” Jim laughed. pm’ m“

Highest average in senior grades: remark, I t

h 92.4 ner cent. Eleanor Macﬂwen. ml y iuckghtn Highest average in junior grades: in the mid

some. you know. and ‘Nina-ﬁve gent make it too obvi-

tlhlnm Block Jap Paracliutlsts

"He can be his own trainer and and he can oat an live onrbcrugbu and bread and

kind. Such in- ru hills continued intense. Hand-

hlid raised more heifer calves in? wﬂilvsflaieﬂ mu do nmuluhh w- and encounters were "parted ' dnwwben you ace your horse In! ' “mo” WW m“ m, w‘ .F° that aoooo Chinese tNOPl we In

insides. but it ¢_ nucleon-sown» dtgifmm artars claimed ., - led u. Pei -a k ii- But 1 have a iriend who ls :0- ﬂlf; “ﬁlm: ,,,c,3{,"5,,;’,‘,,§;'.,';,.,

h“? m: strongly supported by air. were ad-

3rd Ohungkii-ig division. The report ng in do vri h wag broadcast by Berlin and re- cnry was glad to corded by the Associated Press.)

w»- "*§;,Y,°",;,,mg,",°'-.““”" Island Airmen

II brightly.

ll “Y!

gains in the shipment o! Western ushe ow’, m mo“; my any,“ ' dl m to th it, with .. f9 cﬂllllllliﬂ ﬂllﬂd hill‘. azulnms... u are... .. gibggp~,,,g“g,,l;t,;g;il“ steam; A l

li. "Nelllnll! ti" °P1°°M ‘i 5"‘ arrAwA, May a (om-cummin- gionlng o1 more than ‘I6 RCA-F- air crew serving overseas, all oi them graduates oi this combined com, h ( ir) tralnl organize on was an- nm t W) muc on nzunoed toxdiy at air rorce headl-

All were commissions "in the field" Li’ it is I-ll rllht I'd like l0 191W granted ior eiiicieney, meritorious

Mable and the two oolta here for ""1" ‘my lggdgyghlv qugllﬂgl, ‘film’ “an t, wen nub o er arran cmen . .__ md R rollowlng.

I "n m!“ 5°!“ Those commissioned include the

e1‘ and ll" “h” m} Air gunners-r-it-sgt. .1. r. Bragg, 5t. John's, Nfldt; Flt-Sgt. F. a. Mann,

t». wiii be. Anthony loked at her unarbly- Scotch Vllllﬂe- NB-z Sgt. J. n. Bou-

h’ “ma” hi’ “W” “m” ‘m "' "n this Jim-this friend oi your» dmu. Comment-on. N B

-a racing man? That ls, does he Pllots-Fliz-Bgt. J. A. Berdsley and know horses, or have any oi his Flt-Sgt. D, M, Logan. saint John, own?” N.B.; W0. J. P. Barlow, Wellington. The quest-ion caught Cm’ 0" nan; Flt-Sgt, Cherries Miller, Pic- gtiard. She was beginning to real- m“, u a

l" 5°" "H mm m“ km" “m” Wireless operator air gunners- Jllll "i" 1- Flt-Sgt. o. n, Brown, Charlotte- héxge‘! Pinging $15115“? ﬁg town; Sgt. W. C. Mcwilllams, says he knows a good trainer who 01'9")’ 595M“- P31 is toot-loose and he's acquainted with as? -

Gary card

pols and Dans be starting dinner. She had hope t

NEW PERTH SCHOOL Honor Roll for the mwth 0! March

at Anthony would ask her Grade X.—l. John Mlnchin: 3. w Bu.“ but o; Con,“ he womdnm Dorisuvlechnren and Olive Myers. o; m“; be m; new.» me mid equal. 3, Stirling Stewart. and got up. W thout a word he got up too and walked Wwﬂrd the 08-!’ with her. "We are leaving tomor- row night by plane tor hos An- gelee." she said. He made no mm-

James Goreoran; 3. Lea. s. Grade VL-l, Barton MacNoill;

if‘. ﬁllerald Oorcoran: 3. Velma Mac- e

crime V.-—-1, lllarlo Collin:

the track some time. suppose n. lady owner has to put in an - psarﬁnce around the barns once a e." q m _v- he an]; Grade IIL-l. Hamel Stewart. Sh, 5 d under the w “L tuned Grade IL-i, Margaret Power: 2. on the nitlon and stepped on the Piirlcl‘ C5115?!“- starter. he bud ISO work 1m. TOI‘ Grade 1-1. Norma bane: 9. Ger- m, ho; w“, were hanging ard Corcoran; 3. Gilbert Callahan. rmisly close to her lids-hot tears o a disappointment which she J1me MW"- could not name. Just. beioi-e she put the car in gar she looked up at him and sa , "I thought you would be pleased to know I was going to keep the horses, but I guess I was mistaken." His dark eyes suddenly went - warm. His mouth twltched and set ltse% hard. Before he could say

Grade IV.—l. Eleanor Minchin‘

LONG RIVER. W. I. .

I415’ celerawr and rolled away. When Murdock Manleod

saw that. he was still sided and the meeting o

something o! her hanpin palms o! his strong hands

CHAPTER. VII

xogbéageﬁhggwshgqhrﬁtlrélg ees were given. The sick committee

repeating Creed in unison

members. Minutes

were read and approved.

about, the hora“ M Jim wok com_ on sick and ut-ins, the school

being , ]gdy owner mun; the school. and that paper towels signing her name to two notes for and g Dictionary was needed for

checks to meet bills which d ior the schoo]. when; I‘, X B E g - , Rose were vannerd eguth n-ndostae ﬁnicky‘: A§$§'B¥1§‘;,§§“;T.,°‘§§§. t“ ~11“- The" V" I ley i>aynter School Mrs Dan Camp- . named 30b Gra be“ and ' whom C had little liking tor ' althougltilkn wal reassuring about _ “A11 q u o“ MW"! Bernard. Mrs. James Ber- as“ "§“-l'i‘:.ll"'-=““-~‘¢’~"~l- u... muc ' 1 e o ~ to t." m m‘ h“ m” era oi thanks from Russian Relief " shall b; h. Qmwh y, limit and Red Cross {or donation wt leaye ‘Graves alone,’ Qgfy u“ sent them. ed d x Is mov and lecon ed al id. it was also moved iuid When she pointedly ignored this ﬁliiiﬁedtild: tshegeftiiitlll. ﬁlgllburtid Welli- 0 "We're was appointed to get a carpenter to ht- DOW shelves in the back part o! the °l l!" "W- ‘MOI! mlsouoomakeltmmeoonvm- everyone who la anyone la already 1mg; “m, my; under contract." M n.2, M‘ Bu, can, had mo" lmpomm “is: mmone was ated to mm“ on h" mind ma“ arm,“ m urther inquiries about Indian d h“ when’ mm, m” one River play. Mrs. Hedley Payriter w“ the “broom apartment asked members to her home ior May | _ meeting. roll cal} to be answered by lywood w Lucretia in “n” w“ p an exchange o! seeds or plant slips. Program consisted or bwo con-tests

real, a reading by Mrs. A. A. Camp- merely set ll- in a point and Singing of National Anthem should we ‘ ‘bivrucht. the meeting in a close. alter

w. ~ u“ mo“ I "it'd". "sear "t. m- n n m n c u“ the

i-herﬂ Paul hostess.

CREAM

I > hove mentioned Act. Only horses enrolled. graded, and

‘,‘I.'li.‘.“.'.’Z..‘.'L° "zirrmsr: s: i‘i."°""‘"i. ‘.'.'"- "t. v.""*"."' '0 . . or. a ave rzt ' u ' .

‘m. pcrniitlcd to stand or travel for servlcg e o q n" 938 m" no‘

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Charlsttetown. P. E. I.

E. R. Brow & st};

Fire, Auto, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance

at Lowest Rate

Agent at Summerside. Lloyd Lewis 144 Richmond St. Charlottetown

ROUTES

BEGINNING FRIDAY. MAY mi d

River, Eldon.

Hopelleld, Murray liver, Peters Road. Glen William, Million, Line I Road. Whlm Rood. Kllmalr. Brook-

lyn. a WEDNESDAY, 13th

Murray Harbor. Almly, GM-

onla. Lewes, Iona. Newuwn.

brook (Jo-operative Dairying Aloe- latlon.

A. ROY JONES. locretary.

iii-il- .,..nu-iaau

, B0 Clive Bear. Beach Point. GIGPIB §ﬂ$£

my Cove. White sands. lllrh Bank, ways le t nei- empty. with a loel- m"

Little sands, Wood Islands. Belle ti-‘illfn

atone, Murray River. Dover, can‘. a are. haven't vouI" . Geo. M. Blue hauling for Ilalal- ol-Ielolly.

on the other means "

Award To Fliers

I-(MOMAY) -(O

tarpon. May Q1131 80;‘! vtgu 11v: "in aegis-in hthl; r Olblel-Awaivl or m. Dlstlnluiab- dozen horses for amusement." a ‘d PM“: emu“ um

thine Dia- tinguished Flying Medals in Canad- ian Airmen waa annmmoed early

tod . TTIyQIIF-QIIIIIMOG to PO. asltaakey hodcriotonandio McDonald

Cary did not answer. reusing tn

a; WWII! doinl and wrong (

"ourilrig." Lucret

ls. said, sud-

MONDAY, 10th 4051i “W118i!!! the subject, "you III

these days. I! I dl

g almost d raceful no dnlfknow latter Bit. Red Todd oi 8t. Vi

yopld say vou were in love." .

‘It-I m! enormous appetite" citations wca not immediately la o while “gimp,

aloe brown

0 d tipped uri l ' . u» y?‘ " ‘“ “" ""' Wuhtif‘? u“t’3€lfi.l'.‘étt'b‘i2 d ‘n

own oorr

Cowl! the ldor toward the elevator. Oa-rv bummed aomy. The hidden ecstasy oi apntoaehinl w“

iYguhave let Paul "W! where . a

u she lighted a ellamie. eourae" Oar! answered

.v 11M San side o! the

" "t worry. He'll nap

oneof "l!!! dﬂys." Otfr laid slPbinl on wood Park — h 1o a w u er g {es an moving ss

HIGH-Iii. MOI

Grade VIII.-—-l. Joseph Kane; 2,

.. . d z, meat. Maybe Ill see Iyou aroun Angus MacDonald: 3' Jean smw art

2, Therese. Oorcoran; 3. Earl Power’.

Perfect attendance-Olive Myers,

The April meeting oi the mpg she stePDQd on the ac- River W. I. met at the home oi Mrs. on Tuesday eve- she turned into the hlﬂhwly she nine. April 20th. The president pre- pened where she had leit him, holding singing Institute Ode, followed g

Roll call was respondedt; by 16 oi last meeting

Reports oi the diirerent commltt.

m think about Anthony Gﬂrth or "PM" “"1" "W" ‘evml cell!

5116;? charge o; the “M”. ‘he found committee reported having visited B

. primary mom. Miss Elva MacKay Her signature also went on was appointed to get these things

New Conlmlttees were appointed

“Well. sir, the war changed a lot of things. Many of the plans we had worked out for 1943 just won’t happen this year. There are bigger, more important things to think about. This was the year we had planned to do some spending, but we’re going to do a lot of saving instead-saving and hoarding to win the war.

"If you had told me before the war that I would. pay the taxes I’m paying, keep up my life insurance, and still keep going I wouldn’t

' have believed it. But here I am, doing all these things, and besides that Pm buying and hoarding more and more Victory Bonds and War Savings Certificates. The

Hood Office:

‘Ta

sacrifices we make are little enough to pay for freedom and I future for the wife and kids."

“lack llie dllack! " Buy Iiclory lliinds llllll!

The Fourth Victory Loan will be a mighty weapon. Take it up. Invest every dollar you can in this biggest undertaking this country has ever attempted. This is our war—-it is a peopltfs war against domination and aggression by the forces of evil. Victory Loan Dol- lars are freedom dollars. Let us put our dollars where they will give added force and striking power to Canada’s war effort.

NORTH AMERICAN LIFE

ASSURANCE COMPANY

TORONTO, ONT.

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